Initial Consult with Client - This brief consult is provided at no obligation. The purpose of the consultation is to gather very preliminary information aimed at identifying the problem, understanding the circumstances and determining if our services will be of value. Consult with Client and Attorney - It's vital that a workable and cohesive team is established in cases involving false allegations of sexual abuse. Having consultants working in a vacuum is counter-productive, costly and ineffective. Since the attorney is the client's mouthpiece in court and the one responsible for presenting and arguing the case before and judge and/or jury, he or she can only be of assistance to the client when all information is shared. During this consultation, the focus is on the evidence which is being used to substantiate the false allegations of sexual abuse. It is during this consultation that a determination will be made by all involved if there is a "good fit" among the potential team members. Assessment - The available case documentation and any background information are reviewed. At this point, hypotheses concerning a possible motive for the false allegations of sexual abuse are explored. From these hypotheses, a strategy is developed. Evidence Gathering and Synthesis - Utilizing multiple means, evidence supporting the innocence of the client is gathered. Once gathered, the evidence is synthesized into a winning case presentation Case Presentation - A well developed case often does not even make it to trial because the defense evidence is so compelling that it cannot be prosecuted.